crushnik
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Greatly. Thank you @jeherve !
Noticed this line of code in the Site Health Info screen under Jetpack, IDC URLS:
{"home":"https:\/\/www.untothebreach.net","siteurl":"https:\/\/www.untothebreach.net","WP_HOME":"","WP_SITEURL":""}I also remember seeing this in the database in at least one place, where instead of
"https://"I have"https:\/\/"I’m tempted to try changing it, just in case my hosting provider’s tech support is giving me the runaround, but apart from Jetpack my site is mostly back to normal and I would hate to break it.
Thoughts?
- This reply was modified 4 years, 12 months ago by crushnik.
Apparently my hosting provider currently has issues with Jetpack. I will check back in once they have that sorted out and hopefully that will resolve my issue. Thank you for your help!
I backed up my database, then went through and deleted every wp-options entry that was related to Jetpack. I now have access to the settings screen so there is hope. I guess Jetpack was so entwined into my site that when it broke in the move, it messed up a lot of things. After spending countless hours trying to understand what could be going wrong, deleting tons of entries and rewriting countless addresses I was still getting nowhere and was concerned that years of work was effectively wiped out. Thank you very much for the help!
The hosting provider is working to resolve the XMLRPC issue and apparently also fixed the http/https issue. If I can figure out how to redirect all my old site’s pages and posts to the new site’s corresponding pages and posts all my wildest WordPress dreams will have come true. 🙂
Thanks,
ChrisIs it possible to wipe all Jetpack database entries and start fresh? And if my Jetpack account is linked to an email address that no longer exists is there a way to recover it?
Looks like several Jetpack files in my database may be causing the issue. Sorting through the code, I can see that Jetpack is still trying to link up with the old victoryinstitute.net site.
Thank you for your response and I understand the delay.
1) I had deactivated Jetpack due to the trouble it was causing. Upon reactivation I got the same 406 error you mentioned when checking the xmlrpc.php. The site I had moved from was the victoryinstitute.net URL you referenced. This is an exported copy of that site and I thought I had cleaned up all the bits that were pointing to the old site so that only untothebreach.net would appear in database/Wordpress files. The http/https problem is something I thought I had resolved, but apparently that is still an issue. What file references this, so perhaps I could find it myself?
2) I do not use any security plugins, and when I first tried troubleshooting Jetpack, I had disabled all plugins and switched to a stock WordPress theme.
3) I can access anything I need to via FTP. I’ve been through every file I can find, and I can’t find anything containing a link to the old victoryinstitute.net info. Is there another file I need to modify, or could it be coming from the 301 redirect coming from that old site to the new site?
Any help would be greatly appreciated…
I deleted the Jetpack plugin then reinstalled. Initially I had a blank white screen. After refreshing my browser I got the same “critical error on this website” message. I don’t know if it helps, but after deleting Jetpack I ran site health and found that I needed to enable “https” for my site, and did so. Could that be causing an issue?
Also, I have no idea how to find where I can add my site to WordPress.com so that I can reconnect it to Jetpack. It’s pointing to a website I got rid of ages ago. This may be another factor, since Jetpack may not have anything telling it to connect to my new site.
Thanks for responding @wpkaren!
- This reply was modified 5 years ago by crushnik.
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